NOTTING HILL

    OTHER JOURNALIST
   (to William)
  His name is Thacker.

    WILLIAM
  Thanks.  I just wondered if Mr. Thacker
  realized he'd been a daft prick and got
  down on his knees and begged you to
  reconsider, whether you would...
  reconsider.

 We cut to Max, Bella, Bernie and Honey, all watching.  Then back
 to Anna.

    ANNA
  Yes, I'm pretty sure I would.

    WILLIAM
  That's very good news.  The readers of
  'Horse and Hound' will be absolutely
  delighted.

 Anna whispers something to Jeremy.

    JEREMY
  Dominic -- if you'd like to ask your
  question again?

    QUESTIONER 1
  Yes -- Anna -- how long are you
  intending to stay here in Britain?

 Pause.  Anna looks up at William.  He nods.

    ANNA
  Indefinitely.

 They both smile -- suddenly the press gets what's going on --
 music -- noise -- they all turn and flash, flash, flash photos
 of William.  Max and Bella kiss.  Bernie kisses a total stranger.
 Spike finally makes it -- he's bright red from running.

    SPIKE
  What happened?

    HONEY
  It was good.

 Honey hugs him.  It's a new experience for Spike.

 Cut to William's face -- flash after flash -- still looking at
 Anna.  They are both smiling.

 INT./EXT. THE HEMPEL ZEN GARDEN WITH MARQUEEN - DAY

 Anna and William at their wedding -- they kiss and walk into the
 crowd.

 Honey, a bridesmaid in peach satin -- she is surrounded by at
 least four other bridesmaids, all under five.

 Nearby, Tony standing, glowing, beside his fabulous,
 pyramidical wedding cake.

 William's mother is not quite happy with how he's looking.  She
 tries to brush his hair.

 Max, dressed in the most devastating Bond-like white tuxedo is
 dancing with Anna -- thrilled.  He does a rather flashy little
 move.  Cut to Bella who is watching and laughing.

 Martin, in an awkward tweed suit, is jiggling to the beat of a
 song, entirely happy in the corner.

 EXT. LEICESTER SQUARE - NIGHT

 A huge premier -- screaming crowds -- Anna and William get out
 of the car, she holding his hand --  looking ultimately gorgeous
 -- he in a black tie that doesn't quite fit.  He's startled.

 EXT. GARDEN - DAY

 A pretty green communal garden.  Children are playing, watched
 by mothers, one of whom holds a new baby in a papoose.  A very
 old couple wander along slowly.

 A small tai chi group moves mysteriously.  And as the camera
 glides, it passes a couple sitting on a single, simple wooden
 bench overlooking the garden.  He is reading, she is just
 looking out, totally relaxed, holding his hand, pregnant.  It
 is William and Anna.

    THE END